The intercultural exchange united the student youth of the two countries and provided an opportunity to expand and strengthen friendly ties, deepen and further develop relations between Ukraine and Lithuania. The event included visits to a number of Ukrainian cities.

Last year, the Department of Language Training of Kharkiv National University of Internal Affairs launched the project ‘A Way to Europe’ for in-depth study of English by higher education students. The project is focused on learning English using an innovative method of blended learning.

This was the topic of a practical lesson in sociology for second-year students of the ERI №4, specialising in Law Enforcement, conducted by Serhii Semenov, attorney-at-law, managing partner of the Law Group ‘Liga Zakhyst’, together with Oksana Melnychuk, Associate Professor of the Department of Social and Economic Disciplines of the ERI №4.

Mariana Sidletska, Deputy Head of the course of the ERI No. 4, and Vladyslav Kochyn, 2nd year cadet of the ERI No. 4, introduced the high school students to the peculiarities of the 2025 admission campaign, the conditions for admission to Kharkiv Police University, and told them about the educational and research institutes and specialities.

The lecturers of the Department of Humanities and Ukrainian Studies of KhNUIA conducted the event, the purpose of which is to ensure the comprehensive development and functioning of the Ukrainian language in all spheres of social life, and to raise the prestige of the Ukrainian language among young people. Education seekers competed for the title of the best connoisseur of the Ukrainian language.

The event, organized by the National Scientific Center "Institute of Forensic Expertise named after Hon.Prof. M. S. Bokarius" with the support of the Ministry of Justice of Ukraine, brought together experts, scientists, representatives of state structures and young researchers from Ukraine, Moldova, Azerbaijan, Italy and other countries.

Oleksandr Moiko, a cadet of the ERI №4 of KhNUIA, who is studying in the speciality ‘Cybersecurity’, took part in the X International Scientific and Practical Conference ‘Scientific trends in the development of science and education’ in Thessaloniki, Greece. His report was devoted to the problems of cybersecurity of organisations under the legal regime of martial law in Ukraine.

Yevhen Maksymchuk, a 3rd year student of the ERI №4, has undergone training in first aid in Ivano-Frankivsk with the participation of representatives of the Maltese Aid Service (Republic of Poland). Yevhen is a volunteer of this organisation and believes that first aid skills are extremely necessary in his chosen profession, especially during the martial law regime.

It was conducted by Professor of the Department of Constitutional and International Law and Human Rights Yevheniia Lohvynenko together with Iryna Krapyvnytska, a community police officer of Kamianets-Podilskyi District Police Department of the Main Department of the National Police in Khmelnytskyi Region, for students of the ERI №4 majoring in Law.

Oleksandr Shlomin, Deputy Director of the ERI №4 of KhNUIA, together with Vladyslav Kochyn, 2nd year student of the ERI №4, told the students about the benefits of studying at Kharkiv National University of Internal Affairs and the features of the 2025 admission campaign.